Hey guys question. Ever since yesterday for some reason anything i try to install will not boot. I have tried different roms and cant figure it out. any help would be appreciated. this is my only phone.
What have you tried, what model?
If you used Dirty Santa , I've seen a lot of people able to fix boot issues by following this step in his guide
me2151 said:
*****VERIZON USERS******
It has come to my attention that some users have encountered abnormally long first boot time(over 20 minutes before first time setup)
To resolve this issue:
Boot into bootloader by pulling the battery and reinserting it and holding VOL- and phugging in the phone. then typing:
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fastboot flash boot boot2.img
fastboot reboot
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TGtheImmortal said:
What have you tried, what model?
If you used Dirty Santa , I've seen a lot of people able to fix boot issues by following this step in his guide
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I have tried about 4 different roms and completely wiping and installing. the only thing that works is re flashing my stock backup i made after i rooted. I will try flashing boot2. Do roms change boot images when you flash? I am on the verizon verient.
pcwizkid1994 said:
I have tried about 4 different roms and completely wiping and installing. the only thing that works is re flashing my stock backup i made after i rooted. I will try flashing boot2. Do roms change boot images when you flash? I am on the verizon verient.
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I'm not sure if you should flash the boot if you're on a custom rom. I am no expert so I don't want to make you brick your device.
Full wipe including formatting data when you are reinstalling custom roms?
TGtheImmortal said:
I'm not sure if you should flash the boot if you're on a custom rom. I am no expert so I don't want to make you brick your device.
Full wipe including formatting data when you are reinstalling custom roms?
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Yes sir.
pcwizkid1994 said:
Yes sir.
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Are you getting any errors whilst flashing custom roms?
The only thing I can think of right now would be following the steps from step 4 and reinstall and root a stock Verizon rom to see if it fixes your issue.
If that doesn't work someone else will have to come along and suggest some things.
TGtheImmortal said:
Are you getting any errors whilst flashing custom roms?
The only thing I can think of right now would be following the steps from step 4 and reinstall and root a stock Verizon rom to see if it fixes your issue.
If that doesn't work someone else will have to come along and suggest some things.
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No nothing. Everything is flashing like it should.
Are /system and /data mounted in TWRP under mount before/after you flash a custom rom?
TGtheImmortal said:
Are /system and /data mounted in TWRP under mount before/after you flash a custom rom?
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Now I am getting a system mount error when I try to back up my stock Rom... Will check when on break at work
TGtheImmortal said:
Are /system and /data mounted in TWRP under mount before/after you flash a custom rom?
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Cach and data are the only things mounted
pcwizkid1994 said:
Cach and data are the only things mounted
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/system definitely needs to be mounted before flash and after flash as well, otherwise it cannot override your stock rom.
Are you getting an error while trying to mount it? Or only during backup procedure? I was able to fix some mounting issues by simply rebooting TWRP.
TGtheImmortal said:
/system definitely needs to be mounted before flash and after flash as well, otherwise it cannot override your stock rom.
Are you getting an error while trying to mount it? Or only during backup procedure? I was able to fix some mounting issues by simply rebooting TWRP.
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Ok so i went back into recovery and the only way I can get system to be cheacked is if I mount it as read only
TGtheImmortal said:
/system definitely needs to be mounted before flash and after flash as well, otherwise it cannot override your stock rom.
Are you getting an error while trying to mount it? Or only during backup procedure? I was able to fix some mounting issues by simply rebooting TWRP.
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Hey. I emailed you back. Did you get my pm? Thanx
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*RESOLVED*
I tried to update to 4.2.2 manually and got stuck in a bootloop. The first time, I got an error message (attached) and rebooted, so I went into Voodoo Root protector and deleted my backup of SU thinking that could be the problem. I tried again, got the same error, and now I'm in a bootloop. I am on stock Android 4.2.1 and using Franco Kernel r72. Please help me.
Thanks.
wipe data then reflash your rom
benblb said:
I tried to update to 4.2.2 manually and got stuck in a bootloop. The first time, I got an error message (attached) and rebooted, so I went into Voodoo Root protector and deleted my backup of SU thinking that could be the problem. I tried again, got the same error, and now I'm in a bootloop. I am on stock Android 4.2.1 and using Franco Kernel r72. Please help me.
Thanks.
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If you have unlocked bootloader, download Nexus 4 image from here, unzip it to get the various factory images and then flash using fastboot. If you have locked bootloader, you will have to unlock it using
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
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CAUTION: This will wipe all data.
Follow this guide to re-root and install CWM.
simms22 said:
wipe data then reflash your rom
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Is there any way for me to keep my data? How do I cleanly do it? If I do need to wipe data, what do I do? Do I just go into CWM and tell it to wipe the data and then flash the operating system? I saw some instructions that had me flashing all sorts of stuff (i.e. radios etc). Sorry for all the questions.
rhoadster91 said:
If you have unlocked bootloader, download Nexus 4 image from here, unzip it to get the various factory images and then flash using fastboot. If you have locked bootloader, you will have to unlock it using
Code:
fastboot oem unlock
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CAUTION: This will wipe all data.
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My bootloader is unlocked. What exactly do I flash from the 4.2.2 image? Do I need to wipe my data first or is my data just wiped in the process?
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Is there any way for me to keep my data? How do I cleanly do it? If I do need to wipe data, what do I do? Do I just go into CWM and tell it to wipe the data and then flash the operating system? I saw some instructions that had me flashing all sorts of stuff (i.e. radios etc). Sorry for all the questions.
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yes, in cwm. wipe data then flash the rom. you can try just reflashing your rom first, without wiping data. if it still bootloops, then wipe data and reflash. flashing the system img via fastboit will wipe everything.
benblb said:
I tried to update to 4.2.2 manually and got stuck in a bootloop. The first time, I got an error message (attached) and rebooted, so I went into Voodoo Root protector and deleted my backup of SU thinking that could be the problem. I tried again, got the same error, and now I'm in a bootloop. I am on stock Android 4.2.1 and using Franco Kernel r72. Please help me.
Thanks.
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Since you aren't running the stock kernel, one of the kernel modules failed an md5sum check for a patch and the install stopped before attempting to patch a file that wasn't equal to what it was expecting.
a wipe data/factory reset in Recovery Mode can solve this bootloop, especially after you have just flashed a ROM.
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My bootloader is unlocked. What exactly do I flash from the 4.2.2 image? Do I need to wipe my data first or is my data just wiped in the process?
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Flashing from fastboot will automatically clear all data. There should be a system.img file. Flash it using
Code:
fastboot flash system system.img
But to make a clean install, I would recommend you flash all the factory images. Refer this for more detail.
JaiaV said:
Since you aren't running the stock kernel, one of the kernel modules failed an md5sum check for a patch and the install stopped before attempting to patch a file that wasn't equal to what it was expecting.
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So I can just re-flash my kernel and be fine? I can't get the kernel to flash though.
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So I can just re-flash my kernel and be fine? I can't get the kernel to flash though.
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reflash the rom. franco kernel isnt flashable in recovery, you need to flash it via fastboot(.img file not a .zip).
simms22 said:
reflash the rom. franco kernel isnt flashable in recovery, you need to flash it via fastboot(.img file not a .zip).
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I'm on stock. What file do I flash? Thanks for all your help.
benblb said:
I'm on stock. What file do I flash? Thanks for all your help.
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look in the development section, there are a few rooted stock roms available.
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look in the development section, there are a few rooted stock roms available.
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I just flashed stock. I followed these instructions: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
Do I also need to flash a kernel? If so, where do I get the download for stock?
benblb said:
I just flashed stock. I followed these instructions: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
Do I also need to flash a kernel? If so, where do I get the download for stock?
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Flashing the factory images will have restored the stock kernel.
If you are going to flash a factory image or anything like that, watch this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2039162
after you flash that ROM, if your phone stucks in a bootloop, then go to Recovery, wipe cache and reset factory will solve the problem.
benblb said:
I just flashed stock. I followed these instructions: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2010312
Do I also need to flash a kernel? If so, where do I get the download for stock?
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na, the kernel is always included in the rom. you flash a kernel if you want to use a different kernel(trinity is great with stock).
Hi everyone,
Thanks for your help. I have flashed stock 4.2.2 to my phone and have finished setting everything up. I really appreciate the quick responses and dedication to my issue. It means a lot to me that you guys helped me in my time of need. Thanks again.
Cheers,
Ben
I have RAZR with locked boot loader. I am rooted and have safetrap installed. I wipe cache and dalvik and it fails when I try to wipe data. Then I install stock ROM deoxidized and it only boots to boot loader and I have to restore phone with rsd lite. Whats is the proper procedure and why doesn't data wipe?
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I have RAZR with locked boot loader. I am rooted and have safetrap installed. I wipe cache and dalvik and it fails when I try to wipe data. Then I install stock ROM deoxidized and it only boots to boot loader and I have to restore phone with rsd lite. Whats is the proper procedure and why doesn't data wipe?
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Follow these steps even if you are on SS the steps are the same.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45541392#post45541392
Failed to had check for boot:0x56 Boot failure
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Follow these steps even if you are on SS the steps are the same.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45541392#post45541392
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I wipes cache and dalvik, rebooted, checked the box and mounted, installed rom, rebooted and i get this error.
Failed to had check for boot:0x56
I have never had problems flashing on htc phones, i am confused here.
Any help. thanks.
D.A.N. said:
I wipes cache and dalvik, rebooted, checked the box and mounted, installed rom, rebooted and i get this error.
Failed to had check for boot:0x56
I have never had problems flashing on htc phones, i am confused here.
Any help. thanks.
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Did you reboot ss between the wipes & mount sys?
Wipe & reboot recovery
Mount sys & install
rom failure
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Did you reboot ss between the wipes & mount sys?
Wipe & reboot recovery
Mount sys & install
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Hello, yes, I wipe cache and dalvik, then i rebooted back into recovery, hit mount button, checked box to mount, installed rom and rebooted and it goes to a failed bootloader. If I didnt have RSD i guess i would be bricked. I just dont want to lose this phone.
Thanks.
Are you making a slot and flashing there, or trying to flash over the stock slot? You won't be able to flash over stock, and this might be why it's failing. I also noticed that Avi crossed out the Safe Strap instructions in his thread, so maybe this won't actually work for SS.
rom slot needed?
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Are you making a slot and flashing there, or trying to flash over the stock slot? You won't be able to flash over stock, and this might be why it's failing. I also noticed that Avi crossed out the Safe Strap instructions in his thread, so maybe this won't actually work for SS.
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I was just reading that I needed to make up a slot, maybe this is the issue. I don't see any instructions about that with installing these roms so i know that I am missing something.
D.A.N. said:
I was just reading that I needed to make up a slot, maybe this is the issue. I don't see any instructions about that with installing these roms so i know that I am missing something.
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http://blog.hash-of-codes.com/how-to-safestrap/
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Hello, yes, I wipe cache and dalvik, then i rebooted back into recovery, hit mount button, checked box to mount, installed rom and rebooted and it goes to a failed bootloader. If I didnt have RSD i guess i would be bricked. I just dont want to lose this phone.
Thanks.
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I was never up on SS. I apologize for misleading you. I am Up on it now. My Rom Is Now Truly SS ready? Watch for the SS version & stock slot loading instructions (2-3 hrs). The sd swap works even better on SS because SS does not mess with it.
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SS version is up!
people say you shouldnt flash over the stock slot, but ive done it with no problems
Motorola phones tend to be temperamental...
dragonhart6505 said:
people say you shouldnt flash over the stock slot, but ive done it with no problems
Motorola phones tend to be temperamental...
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If your bootloader is unlocked, you can flash over the stock slot. If you're using SS on a locked bootloader, you can only restore over the stock slot. It's not about being temperamental, it's about having a locked BL.
RikRong said:
If your bootloader is unlocked, you can flash over the stock slot. If you're using SS on a locked bootloader, you can only restore over the stock slot. It's not about being temperamental, it's about having a locked BL.
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I did have a locked bootloader at the time. This was on a RAZR M with latest update, so bl couldn't be unlocked. Dunno how i happened upon it, but it worked
Everytime no matter what ROM I flash on this tablet I just get a bootloop and then I can't do anything in recovery like mounting SD card for instance.
I'm not completely new to this game, I have a nexus 5 that I'm always playing with and never had problems like this with the s3 or HTC one x. Could I be over looking something? Any help or guidance is much appreciated.
Cheers
Anyone?
I have a similar problem. I flashed ParanoidAndroid yesterday and everything seemed okay but now everything I try to launch or install an app the tablet reboots, and I tried to flash cyanogen, flash stock, do all the wipes and factory resets but always reboots to the damaged Paranoid Android ROM.
Reformat /system /cache /data
Then use a otg cable with a USB drive with the ROM you want
Mount in recovery then flash
USBhost said:
Reformat /system /cache /data
Then use a otg cable with a USB drive with the ROM you want
Mount in recovery then flash
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In my case, reformat, wipe or erase from adb does absolutely nothing, so I don't know how properly erase all the content of the internal storage.
Amd64bits said:
In my case, reformat, wipe or erase from adb does absolutely nothing, so I don't know how properly erase all the content of the internal storage.
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Tempary boot a recovery
You can do this in the bootloader
Using http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1766475
USBhost said:
Tempary boot a recovery
You can do this in the bootloader
Using http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1766475
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Yeah, I tried that also with CMW, but... didn't work...
Amd64bits said:
Yeah, I tried that also with CMW, but... didn't work...
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Do it with twrp
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Do it with twrp
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It is my default recovery but also did it, aaaand, no thing happened . I'm thinking of throwing it apart.
Amd64bits said:
It is my default recovery but also did it, aaaand, no thing happened . I'm thinking of throwing it apart.
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Did booting a temporary recovery ever work or its your first time trying it
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Did booting a temporary recovery ever work or its your first time trying it
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I have flashed many times before, always using the installed TWRP, with any problems, and I have booted temporary recoverys before with any issue. The recovery runs without problems, but when the device reboots, all remains the same.
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I have flashed many times before, always using the installed TWRP, with any problems, and I have booted temporary recoverys before with any issue. The recovery runs without problems, but when the device reboots, all remains the same.
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Then try to flash a factory image
And see what happens
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Then try to flash a factory image
And see what happens
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Nothing...
Amd64bits said:
Nothing...
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Did the factory image flash good with no errors
USBhost said:
Did the factory image flash good with no errors
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Yes, with the Succesfull text and all but when I reboot the ****ing Paranoid Android stills appears. I also tried with Adb Sideload, but failed because an error in the footer, although I downloaded it from google one time and from Wug Toolkit another; also the wipe from the stock recovery loaded by Wug Toolkit didn't work.
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Yes, with the Succesfull text and all but when I reboot the ****ing Paranoid Android stills appears. I also tried with Adb Sideload, but failed because an error in the footer, although I downloaded it from google one time and from Wug Toolkit another; also the wipe from the stock recovery loaded by Wug Toolkit didn't work.
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Then I don't know what to do to help you with it
I'm sorry
But that is so interesting and unique
Even I copies the stock image to the SD, but when the Rom boots, it has been disappeared. So annoying.
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Then I don't know what to do to help you with it
I'm sorry
But that is so interesting and unique
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Oh, well.. Thank you, anyways.
Hey, I'm having the exact (more or less) same issue: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2783720
I've been using Cyanogenmod, but other than that, I have the same thing going on.
I was actually glad to see this, as it means I'm not alone in this issue!
But still rather strange, and VERY frustrating.
Hi Guys
Hope you are well. Need some help here.
I installed twrp via ODIN, and also rooted my stock i9500. I did not do anything else.
I then booted into recovery wiped etc etc (Forgot to make a backup) and flashed GT-I9500XXUGNJ1_OzcanRom_Aroma_v6.2.zip ROM.
Rebooted, the SAMSUNG logo came up, its animating, and is not booting into the OS? I also wiped again and flashed ROM
Prism-Barebone-V13-NJ1.zip (Also tried another recovery CWM, same thing)
Did i miss anything, or how would i get this device recovered?
Anyone?
Are you sure that you wait long enough?
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Are you sure that you wait long enough?
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HI Lenny,
I was waiting about an hr, i know the initial boot usually takes long, but the device is also getting hot?
Not sure if i did anything wrong.... but it just gives me the spinning Samsung logo
Well then either you didn't wipe properly or somehow the .zip file is damaged.
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Well then either you didn't wipe properly or somehow the .zip file is damaged.
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Okay,
I tried 2 different ROMS.
I followed the wipe intructions exactly...
Let me try again.
^^rac said:
Okay,
I tried 2 different ROMS.
I followed the wipe intructions exactly...
Let me try again.
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Did you flash from a external sd? Or did you copy it to your internal storage? Try both methods.
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Did you flash from a external sd? Or did you copy it to your internal storage? Try both methods.
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Hi
No go, i cannot load it on internal, as the device does not boot up.
I am currently downloading the stock firmware to load via ODIN. I hope this works
But the custom ROMS just dont want to work...
Sorted
Thanks!
I got it resolved.
I found out, that my Root was not successfull. After ODIN firmware flash, i rerooted, installed customer ROM and it booted up!
^^rac said:
Thanks!
I got it resolved.
I found out, that my Root was not successfull. After ODIN firmware flash, i rerooted, installed customer ROM and it booted up!
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Glad you got it working but your explanation is unlikely.
Root has nothing to do with flashing custom roms. You don't need root to flash a custom rom, just a custom recovery. It's probably just the reflashing of the stock rom that fixed it.
Trying to flash a custom ROM, actually, when flashing pretty much all ROMS with 3.0.2, I get the following error: "mount: Failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p39 at /cust: Device or resource busy" I believed this didn't pose a problem, since all ROMs had flashed fine, or so I thought, until I tried to flash one of HTCMania's customs and it had to change the system font, but didn't. Any ideas as to why this may be happening? Or how can this be fixed?
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Trying to flash a custom ROM, actually, when flashing pretty much all ROMS with 3.0.2, I get the following error: "Failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p39 at /cust: Device or resource busy" I believed this didn't pose a problem, since all ROMs had flashed fine, or so I thought, until I tried to flash one of HTCMania's customs and it had to change the system font, but didn't. Any ideas as to why this may be happening? Or how can this be fixed?
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i have same problem in twrp,but with data,i have fix that by flash stock recovery,from stock recovery i have made wipe data factory reset and wipe cache and he work,it might work for you,so give a try
cristi.blidariu said:
i have same problem in twrp,but with data,i have fix that by flash stock recovery,from stock recovery i have made wipe data factory reset and wipe cache and he work,it might work for you,so give a try
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How did you flash the stock recovery?
KillerDam said:
How did you flash the stock recovery?
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By fastboot,and command is fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
cristi.blidariu said:
By fastboot,and command is fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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Nope, didn't work, still can't mount cust partition, even after factory reset using stock recovery. I can only think about pushing the rom through sideload, but can't seem to figure out how. I'm about to give up and just return to Lollipop
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Nope, didn't work, still can't mount cust partition, even after factory reset using stock recovery. I can only think about pushing the rom through sideload, but can't seem to figure out how. I'm about to give up and just return to Lollipop
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Did you try to flash files via fastboot,or you try to restore your backup via twrp?
cristi.blidariu said:
i have same problem in twrp,but with data,i have fix that by flash stock recovery,from stock recovery i have made wipe data factory reset and wipe cache and he work,it might work for you,so give a try
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Did you try to flash files via fastboot,or you try to restore your backup via twrp?
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Was trying to flash a ROM via TWRP, ROM flashes, but not correctly, since system font and other assorted things remain unchanged, and they should change.
KillerDam said:
Was trying to flash a ROM via TWRP, ROM flashes, but not correctly, since system font and other assorted things remain unchanged, and they should change.
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K,wich rom?
cristi.blidariu said:
K,wich rom?
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I have the same problem while trying to install sokkoban's rom from huaweip8lite blogspot.
After the error message extracting system hangs. After forced restart twrp recovery cannot boot again. Had to debrick my phone. :\
aelfwine88 said:
I have the same problem while trying to install sokkoban's rom from huaweip8lite blogspot.
After the error message extracting system hangs. After forced restart twrp recovery cannot boot again. Had to debrick my phone. :\
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I think this is caused by the install script doesn't unmount /cust mountpoint before trying to access it.
aelfwine88 said:
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I think this is caused by the install script doesn't unmount /cust mountpoint before trying to access it.
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Do you have any idea how can it be fixed? Maybe which line could be missing or wrong and what would the correct syntax be.
cristi.blidariu said:
K,wich rom?
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Nautilus ROM, and maybe Sokkoban's KangVIP iirc
KillerDam said:
Nautilus ROM, and maybe Sokkoban's KangVIP iirc
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sorry for late answer,Nautilus rom is base on hw/eu location with build number C432B564,you need to flash location https://mega.nz/#!aB9kUDST!q_mT6cq9uEQjvscnbXBZq3B1X6BWsMk7iYKaDjfFzJU flash with twrp,then try to install Nautilus rom,for @sokkoban KangVIP you need chinese location,well i don't have that location you should search your self
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Do you have any idea how can it be fixed? Maybe which line could be missing or wrong and what would the correct syntax be.
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I think you need to unmount /cust before you start to work with it. I checked the original Chinese rom which was it converted from and those guys are unmounting all mountpoins in the beginning of the install script (META-INF\com\google\android\updater-script):
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ifelse(is_mounted("/data"), unmount("/data"));
ifelse(is_mounted("/system"), unmount("/system"));
ifelse(is_mounted("/cust"), unmount("/cust"));
This goes before the "ui_print("Formatting cust...");" line.
Sokkoban doesn't do it in his script so I thing that should be the problem.
I just switched my location to cn the other day and tried to install the new KangVIP B569. It went well, but i couldn't figure out how to install gapps (and I needed my phone live again...) so I switched back sokoban's modded KangVIP B564 version which has the same error during install. But it didn't stucked this time at extracting system and I guess it flashed /cust fine as well. And that was at 3am and I did not have the spirit to try to fix the script and flash again... Anyway you can try the code above but I suggest to switch location to cn and go for the latest KangVIP B569 or sokoban's KangVIP B564 (and you can try the script fix before flash). If you go with KangVIP B569 and you can figure out how to install gapps to please share.
If you stuck with location switching or don't know how to get official cn 6.0 android (also requirement for the modded 6.0) drop me a message and I try to recollect how I done that.
Good luck.